Adobe Express Engagement Webinar (Delegate).pptx
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The document outlines a webinar introducing the new Adobe ETLA Express Agreement, including an overview of costs, examples of implementation in universities, and an Adobe engagement program aimed at digital transformation in educational institutions. It emphasizes collaboration, ethical access to resources, and equipping educators and students with digital skills. Next steps involve institutional commitment and participation in collaborative initiatives facilitated by Jisc.
Adobe Express Engagement Webinar (Delegate).pptx
- 1. Enabling digital transformation with the new Adobe ETLA Express Agreement Overview webinar – May 2024
- 2. Agenda • Introductions • Brief overview of the new Adobe Express agreement • The Adobe technology • The engagement programme • Knowledge exchange • Next steps
- 3. Introductions Chris Thomson (Jisc) Jonathan Hofgartner (Jisc) Sam Phoenix (Jisc) Fiona Camino (Adobe) Natalie Greaves (Adobe)
- 4. The new Adobe ETLA Express agreement Licence Annual Unit Cost (ex-VAT) CCE Pro Staff Named User and CCE SDL for all classroom and lab (per staff fte) £49.78 CCE Pro Staff Named User, CCE SDL for all classroom & lab AND Adobe Express HED for all students (per staff fte) £59.74 Examples • University one: 850 staff FTE, 8,000 students • Current annual cost: £42,313 • Express ETLA annual cost: £50,779 • University two: 2,900 staff, 30,000 students • Current annual cost: £144,362 • Express ETLA annual cost: £173,246
- 5. Introducing our Adobe Express engagement programme Transforming together: Leading and learning through community engagement with Jisc’s framework for digital transformation Pioneer Institution
- 6. Leading and learning through digital transformation • Enablement, awareness and empowerment • Access and equity • Digital fluency • Pedagogical transformation • Authentic assessment
- 7. Commitment and expectations Participation is voluntary Collaborative partnership approach It’s based on institutional leadership Jisc provide a support role, not direction Focus is on the educational benefit Maximise the value and benefit of the technology Collaborative environment Foster a cooperative setting Our principles of engagement
- 8. …Leverages our leading creative and productivity technologies …Integrates safe and ethical Access to 350m+ cleared assets and Generative AI …Enables all to create a variety of different types digital media …Works anywhere, anytime through the web. Unlocking collaboration & sharing
- 10. Assessment Project-based learning Resource creation Digital skills & employability Comms & marketing Student societies…
- 12. Enabling knowledge exchange Capturing, sharing and recognising the efficacy and impact of the technology
- 13. Engagement webinars (May) Adobe/Jisc: Collaboration for transformation workshop Jisc facilitated user group (Sep – Jul) Digifest: Share learning, progress and impact (Mar) Connect More: Share learning, progress and impact (May) What next?
- 14. What next? Steps to participation Decision • Business case Action • Institutional commitment Invitation • Pioneering institutions Participation • Identify institutional roles
- 15. [email protected] jisc.ac.uk Contacts [email protected] [email protected] Head of Learning and Teaching Customer Success Manager